IT Sec News updates – Malware Attacks

July 13, 2023
NEWS

133 Windows drivers with valid Microsoft signatures found crawling with malware – PC World

Malware is found in over 100 drivers for Windows, despite valid signatures. Microsoft reacts and suspends the licences of many developers.

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Lumen discovers new malware that fueled one of the largest SOHO-router botnets ever seen

Black Lotus Labs found another new malware targeting SOHO routers — the third such discovery in less than a year. For detailed technical analysis of …

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SpyCloud Report: Organizations Recognize Malware Threat, but Lack Protection … – Business Wire

SpyCloud's Malware Readiness & Defense Report is a survey of security professionals examining how organizations are detecting and addressing …

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Cryptojacking attack on cloud workloads uses fileless Python malware – CSO Online

The malware loads an XMRig Miner into memory using a known Linux fileless technique.

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As online scams skyrocket, new Mac malware emerges; can steal your money – HT Tech

There has been a sharp rise in online scams in India. To add to the woes, a new Mac malware has surfaced that can not only steal your passwords …

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SpyCloud Report: Organizations Recognize Malware Threat, but Lack … – The Bakersfield Californian

SpyCloud, the leader in Cybercrime Analytics, today released its Malware Readiness & Defense Report, a benchmark survey of nearly 320 mid-market …

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Concerns About Infostealer Malware on the Rise – Security Boulevard

The malware then automatically deletes itself to leave no trace for cybersecurity teams to follow; no one knows for sure what authentication data may …

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Check Point reveals Trojan Qbot most prevalent malware of 2023

Meanwhile, mobile Trojan SpinOk made its way to the top of the malware list for the first time after being detected last month, and ransomware hit …

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New PyLoose Linux malware mines crypto directly from memory – Bleeping Computer

A new fileless malware named PyLoose has been targeting cloud workloads to hijack their computational resources for Monero cryptocurrency mining.

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Organizations lack visibility into malware attacks – BetaNews

While IT security leaders are concerned about attacks that use malware-exfiltrated authentication data, many still lack the necessary tools to …

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